Exposition Committee Forms Hawaii Delegation
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition committee met at 11 in the Chamber of Commerce to form a general committee. Temporary chairman Henry E. Cooper led nominations from Hawaii and other islands, electing J. G. Spencer as temporary secretary and naming officers for the executive committee and honorary secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commierce
Henry E. Cooper
J. G. Spencer
Cooper
Hawaii
Mani
Kanal
Sherif Andrews
Hawai
Molr
Hilo
J D Parte
Kona
AL Lo Louisson
Hamalua
Sherif Baldwin
Maut Cueloaihy
A. N. Kepotkal DD
Deldwin
Makawao
Kot
Corn
Ayroe
Fo A. Behwefer
W. G. Trewit
Mir. Lewin
C. M. Pooks
Hest
Mace
Vieschulrenan
Lrwin
Lewie
Thorn
JG. Spencer
Spencer
Cooke
W. 0. Smith
Smith
Sehnefer
Atty Doenterg
F. J. Amweg
General Committee
Ceas
Reaves
Reeves
America
Miki Saito
Saito
Chamber of
Coska
Mare
Osaka
St Lowe
Omikie
St. Louis
W. C. Smith
Split of Home Rulers LIKELY TO LEAD To New Hawaiian Party
Reports from the Home Rule convention in Honolulu describe a rift as leaders shadow a faction break. Prince Cupid, amid mixed loyalties, signals possible leadership for a new independent native Hawaiian party backed by younger members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hawaiian Party
Tombene
Jonah Kaluniunade
Mlegiet
Hawai Jane
Princs Capid
Jane
United States
Territory of
Hawaii
Ion Gant
Aest
Jolugate Wilcox
Preailent
Prince Cupid
Althoweh Mey
Cupid
Coster Hall
Nakookee
Cupidite
Progrew
Orpheum
Prines
Washington
Wilcox
Home Rule Party
Peipee Capri
Nakookaw
Tae
Wall
Kates
Buried Proclamation on Captain Rosehill Expedition
A 19th century report recounts Captain Rosehill burying a proclamation in a bottle on Marcus Island near Honolulu on June 29 1880 and later returning to retrieve it. The event involved crew members aboard his schooner Heel and drew notable observers from Bishop Museum and the United States Experiment Station. The piece notes the proclamation claimed U S sovereignty and warned against mutiny or seizure of the island. The crew included the ship’s master and a Japanese second mate, with the vessel prepared for a long voyage and a crowd gathering for the revelaike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Marcun
Mackie
Ronshilt
Marcus Teland
United States
Oveh
Mundlum
Marens Island
Anite Citigen
Peturn
William A. Negan
Bishop Museum
Chenier Bedawick
AuMent Cand Experiment Station
Caportitios
Rosehill Tole
Aun
Addie
Tuaneot
Eidie
Lily Fatter
Jury Term Progress at Aust Publishing Co Bankruptcy
Turge Eater and attorney fees contested as Bethmaell trustee pursues bankruptcy after Aust Publishing Co case. A jury of local citizens considers claims of notes, collateral, and penalties dating from 1897 with appeals and motions in court. The trial includes several named attorneys and witnesses, detailing a complex dispute over property value and legal costs. A Local Bulletin subscription notice appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turge
aveniNl
Aust . Publishing Co
Bankeaphry
Ton Goved
Madorea
Didge
Betoe
Cornwell
Armitage
Kablneon
Humphreya
Agnes McIntyre
M. Nakuine
Ma. Fyok
Lightfoot Appene
Tuawhilitifi
Antrewa
Leonkee
Independence Demand Split Inside Home Rule Convention
A fragmented report describes James Kanth and others advocating immediate independence at a Home Rule convention. A committee was appointed to pursue the idea, while Hatola, a hack driver, echoed a similar stance later, amid talk of Congress and territory funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seston
James Kanth
Thor Gag
Tver
Erie Enongeh Toy
Hatola
Kanni
Palace Grill Opens Under New Management
The Patare Grill on Hethel Street reopens with Paul Hoyd at the helm replacing former manager Dink Daly. Aims include improved service and kitchen operations while attracting a strong turnout of patrons and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patare
Hethel Street
Dink” Daly
Paul Hoyd
Ian Wat
Mad Father Arrested After Abduction Claim Surfaces
A dramatic court narrative describes Keluna appearing in a troubled aunt tile tale. The defendant allegedly abducted a young girl, fled to a location, and faced intervention by authorities. The father is cited as involved, with events recounted as a tense custody and assault dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keluna
Howe
Temperance Men Plan Action to Restrict Saloons
The Anti Saloon League organizes in Kakaako and Kalihi to oppose new saloons. Leaders plan education and public lectures with native speakers, distribute temperance material, and press for enforcement of saloon limits. Continued discussion and district campaigns are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kakaako
Kalihi
Kim Hawke
Kalbik
Roporo
Tile Tooenin
Hiebeagan
Weil
Wallan
Artiguie
Kehaake
Veo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inneapolia Journal
Maui
Osaki
Gareties
Eernance, Ismanee
eaceeLen
Imperial Cigar Store
Hart Street
Howell
Rosehill
Marcus Island
Hi Japatioss Ohm
Marcu
Eliowe Toy
Lota
The
Bulletin Offier
Wells
Fargo & Go
Express
Manonio Temple
Win American Messenger Service
Ined On
Rage
Judge Robinson
Humphreys
Estee
Portugal
Bulletin
Minneapolis Journal
Palace Grill
Mad Father
Anti-Saloon League
Hamilton-Brown Shoe CO
Pennsylvania
Fort Street
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